Overview
C-energy accelerates the energy transition with smart, investment-free solutions. The company offers Energy as a Service and Heat as a Service with no upfront costs and guaranteed savings. C-energy designs, builds, maintains and operates sustainable heating networks, as demonstrated by projects like the Ambiorix barracks in Tongeren and the Kirchberg heating network in Luxembourg.
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- Innovation alone doesn't create a new market. For regenerative solutions to succeed, businesses need more than promising technologies. They need viable value chains, industrial partners and customers willing to adopt new approaches. That is one of the central themes in Earth+'s latest interview with Thierry Bruyneel and Matthias De Wannemaeker from delaware BeLux. They explain why the transition towards regenerative business models depends on connecting organisations with complementary expertise and finding ways to create lasting
- Industrial hemp has attracted growing interest for its potential role in the remediation of contaminated soils. A new VLAIO-supported feasibility study involving Fytolutions, Earth+ and research partners will explore whether drone imaging can help improve our understanding of PFAS contamination. The research will also investigate whether the uptake of PFAS by industrial hemp could help make contamination easier to detect. Another step towards understanding how plants and technology might contribute to more effective soil
- Imagine we could map PFAS contamination from the air? A bit like a Google maps of PFAS. That is the exactly question behind a new feasibility study investigating whether drone imaging could help provide a more detailed picture of PFAS contamination in soil and vegetation. PFAS contamination can vary considerably across a site, while conventional soil sampling only provides information at individual measurement points. Traditional monitoring can require up to 25 soil samples per hectare, making it a time-consuming and
- Local climate action can do more than address carbon emissions. When organisations direct climate finance towards projects closer to home, that investment can also help develop regional value chains and support the transition towards renewable, biobased resources. We're pleased to see delaware BeLux choosing Earth Plus for carbon credits and sharing our belief in transparent climate action with tangible local impact. Congratulations to Earth+ and delaware on turning climate ambition into investment in meaningful projects.
- Climate action starts with reducing emissions. But what about the emissions that remain? For delaware BeLux, carbon credits form part of a broader climate strategy. The company focuses first on understanding and reducing its own impact, while supporting credible climate initiatives for emissions that cannot yet be eliminated. That approach led delaware to purchase carbon credits through Earth+. What particularly resonated was our focus on local projects. Supporting climate action closer to home makes it easier to understand where
- We’re proud to see Earth+ selected as one of five finalists for the Sustainability Champion category of the 2026 .eu Web Awards. C-biotech is part of the wider regenerative ecosystem that Earth+ brings together, connecting land restoration and biomass with environmental intelligence and new business models. If you believe this work deserves your vote, you can support Earth+ until 31 October. But please do it today. Vote for Earth+: https://lnkd.in/dmEzbfyH #26euWA #SustainabilityChampion #RegenerativeEconomy #EarthPlus
- The technologies needed for a low-carbon economy are only part of the transition. Existing industries need to change too. Biobased materials already offer alternatives to fossil-intensive inputs in sectors such as construction. The challenge is bringing those alternatives to commercial scale. Earth+'s latest article on carbon debt looks at why companies should reduce emissions as quickly as possible while also helping finance the wider transition. Carbon finance can provide an additional revenue stream for solutions that are
- Scaling regenerative value chains requires reliable information about what is happening on the ground. But monitoring biomass and carbon stocks across large and dispersed areas using traditional field measurements is difficult to scale. Earth Plus and Fujitsu have developed an approach that combines satellite imagery and predictive AI modelling to generate environmental intelligence across much larger areas. Their latest article explains how the technology was validated in a proof of concept with Puratos and how it could support
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